Type has evolved from a functional tool into an art form conveying deeper meaning. Through design elements, tone and interpretation can shift, allowing for multiple interpretations of communication. As designers, our designs reflect our values. Design is a powerful way to communicate ideas, concepts, and values and inspire change. 

The typeface used is Arial, designed in 1982 by a team led by Robin Nicholas and Patricia Saunders for Monotype. I chose this typeface to represent women in design. Although women make up over half of the design profession, they are often overlooked and underrepresented. With our current political climate, representation and inclusivity are becoming limited. This AR poster is made to help communicate this. The future of graphic design has become diverse and represents various people.